Last week I vowed: No more books until I finish reading the ones stacked beside the bed.
Today I bought:
So much for vows.
Have I also mentioned this book (link below): S.O.A.R., animal rescue stories by Jack Floyd? S.O.A.R. stands for Southport-Oak Island Animal Rescue, and Jack is a long-time volunteer there. I'm partial to it because I know the author, but you might want to check it out. [It's an ebook; the link below is for iTunes, but you can also get it elsewhere.]
S.O.A.R. Stories by Jack Floyd
What is your latest book purchase?
Raych and I saw "Why We Broke Up" at BEA and it looked GOOD! But I think both of us forgot to pick up a copy in the frenzy of things (HELLO JIMMY FALLON).
ReplyDeleteAlso, I think the last book I bought was "Yertle the Turtle" because WHO DOESN'T LOVE THAT BOOK? And also it was for Rachel's fetus. So.
I still don't own "Unfinished Angel" and I have no idea why. I think that will be my next book purchase.
My latest book purchase is Inheritance, by Christopher Paolini. Unless you count the free ones I've downloaded for my iPad.
ReplyDeleteNew Discovery on the workings of a writer's brain at Pen and Ink. I want to read the books you mentioned, but right now my mind is full of new grandchild and I am very short on sleep. It's quite a change to go from a deathwatch in Hawaii to a new life in Michigan.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the book suggestions.
Susan
My boss recently gave me a gift card for Barnes and Noble, so it wasn't long before I was in the bookstore carrying around books and trying to decide which ones to buy and which to put back on the shelf. The Chronicles of Harris Burdick-with the newly penned stories to accompany the pictures- is now mine!
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon...why am I so shocked that you would have such an interest in buying books! I can just see that stack next to your bed. I did not have to buy any lately, as I am working on the Sharon Creech books next to my computer in the library. The last two I finished were sent out to Daniela and she was thrilled!
ReplyDeleteAnnika - I recently bought that book, too!
ReplyDeleteLori: well, that's a perfectly beautiful stack to have, mm? :)
ReplyDeleteBooks and dogs....two of my biggest weaknesses.
ReplyDeleteI am a book addict. I love the smell and feel of a realy book in my hands.
ReplyDeletejust ordered "going bovine" and "beauty queens" both by libba bray, "dead end in norvelt" by jack gantos, and "a is for atticus: baby names from great books" by lorilee cracker.
ReplyDeleteI just checked "Why We Broke Up" out from the library! Some of my coworkers were raving about "The Fault in Our Stars", but I have a large pile of books at home that have to be tackled first. It's also nice to hear that you prefer real books over ebooks. I like the idea of e-books, but I don't think they'll make me as happy as a pile of REAl books.
ReplyDeleteThe Monk by Matthew Lewis.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for local libraries! LOVE that Library!
ReplyDeleteI just bought Homecoming, Dicey's Song, The Witch of Blackbird Pond, Moon Over Manifest, and Walk Two Moons--which I already have two other copies of. I can't help myself! Love That Book!
ReplyDeleteAnything by Ngaio Marsh. I've got about half her books, and it's lovely to find one I haven't got. A New Zealander, but very English.
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